Suggestions for New Year’s Resolutions: ESFP

24. Jan, 2012 Leave a comment

Consider long-term consequences instead of acting on your immediate needs and the immediate needs of others.
Address complex or ambiguous situations and take the time to deal with the people you’ve been having difficulties with instead of focusing so much on the present.
Deal with obligations before fun to get things done. Start by adding a priority checklist of things to get done each day.

Source: MBTI® Manual, pp. 72–74

Suggestions for New Year’s Resolutions: ESTP

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